National headlines, their story of robbery, ransom. The young woman kidnapped and attacked. Police said it was all a hoax but it wasnt. Tonight, their first interview. What do the police say now . Good evening. And its great to have you with us to start another week here. And well have the track of that storm in just a moment. But first, the hunt for a suspected serial bomber tonight, striking fear yet again in austin. This time, Authorities Say with a trip wire bomb, the fourth bomb to go off. The first bomb, in a package left at a home. The following week, two more packages on the same day, both exploding. And this newest bomb with that trip wire on a Darkened Street overnight. The neighborhood on lockdown for most of this day. And tonight, the audio of this newest bomb going off just out. Abcs marcus moore leading us off from austin tonight. Reporter tonight, more than 500 agents flooding austin, texas. A massive manhunt intensifying. School buses kept away. This bomb went off hours
president plan to make this happen? reporter: well, david, it appears that he wants to enforce certain laws on the books that are not currently being used, by expanding capital punishment to include certain drug kingpins, not just those drug dealers involved in murders. david? cecilia, thank you. next tonight, the abc news exclusive. the so-called gone girl kidnapping case making national headlines. the young woman kidnapped from her boyfriend s home, missing for days. she was attacked before being released. police originally went public and called her story a hoax. but it wasn t. abc s amy robach tonight with the interview. reporter: 29-year-old denise huskins kidnapped from her boyfriend aaron quinn s bed in the middle of the night. the voice kept saying over and over again, like, wake up. this is a robbery. we re not here to harm you. i opened my eyes and there was a flashing light. reporter: they were bound, drugged, had goggles placed over their eyes, headphones in
firefighters working to battle the blaze while smoke can be seen escaping from the side and roof. we have insulation that s still smoldering. we re trying to cool it. fully one-quarter of the traffic lights in san francisco went out. san francisco transport relies on electricity more than other places. the cable cars, the trolley buses. this guy isn t going anywhere. the cables aren t powered, so he s still stranded. the priority, getting the lights on before the sun goes down. nick, thank you. next, new developments in the kidnapping case making national headlines. the 15-year-old girl allegedly abducted by a former teacher in tennessee. tonight, we ve learned she s been reunited with her family after missing for more than a month. new details from inside that cabin, and the teacher now in federal custody. here s kayna whitworth. reporter: tonight, elizabeth thomas in a safe location with